San Francisco’s skyline could get a lot taller. Should it?

San Francisco’s skyline is one of the city’s most defining features, but it could look completely different in the years ahead. This year, the city approved Mayor Daniel Lurie’s “Family Zoning” plan, which allows taller buildings in places well-served by jobs, transit, retail and other amenities.

To help illustrate what that could look like, the Chronicle created a 3D model comparing the city as it looks today with the new maximum building heights allowed under the plan. Tell us what you think about the changes.

San Francisco’s skyline, rezoned: What it could look like if new height limits are maxed out

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This article originally published at San Francisco’s skyline could get a lot taller. Should it?.